How to replace the Ambient Air Temperature Sensor on Buick Terraza?

Starting the ambient Air Temperature Sensor replacement process requires opening the hood then removing the lower front Bumper fascia. Pull the electrical connector free and then use a new retainer to discard it. Disassemble the Ambient Temperature Sensor from its position on the radiator support. Install the new Ambient Temperature Sensor by connecting its electrical connector then placing the sensor at the radiator support before adding a new retainer. Reattach the front Bumper lower portion to finish the hood closure process.

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Buick Terraza Temperature Sensor Part Number: 10248414
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Sensor, Ambient Outside Air Temperature; Ambient Air Temperature Sensor; Air Temperature Sensor; Ambient Temperature Sensor
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2005-2007 Buick Terraza | CX, CXL | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS, 6 Cyl 3.9 L FLEX, 6 Cyl 3.9 L GAS

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The Buick Terraza Air Temperature Sensor is very important part that has the capability to greatly change the performance of Buick Terraza vehicles. The MAF sensor or sometimes called the Manifold Air Flow sensor measures the flow rate and quality of the air intake for the engine and sends this information to the PCM to enable it to determine the right air/fuel mixture for burning mixed with fuel to produce the prime combustion. Often, customers complain about stalling and hesitation during acceleration, which may be caused by a malfunctioned Air Temperature Sensor of Buick Terraza; however, this part is very reliable. This sensor can be used with several Buick Terraza brands whose production was between 2005 and 2007 and provides a smooth and keen ride. The Buick Terraza is famed for its great intelligence and safety innovation and the Air Temperature Sensor is well known to add on its already impressive merit by optimizing the performance of the engine hence improving efficiency in fuel usage, and a reduction in emissions. Further, being factory calibrated reduces the possibility of having to adjust the sensor reading hence restoring the efficiency of the vehicle. Thanks to its highly resistant material and precise design, the Buick Terraza Air Temperature Sensor occupies a great position in the automotive market, giving drivers confidence and trust in their chosen car's performance. In conclusion, the Buick Terraza Air Temperature Sensor is a very vital component of Buick Terraza, the car continues to reflect Mercedez Benz quality that has seen it dominate the market in luxury minivan segment.

Buick Terraza Air Temperature Sensor Parts and Q&A

Temperature Sensor
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Q: How to replace the Ambient Air Temperature Sensor on Buick Terraza?
A:
Starting the ambient Air Temperature Sensor replacement process requires opening the hood then removing the lower front Bumper fascia. Pull the electrical connector free and then use a new retainer to discard it. Disassemble the Ambient Temperature Sensor from its position on the radiator support. Install the new Ambient Temperature Sensor by connecting its electrical connector then placing the sensor at the radiator support before adding a new retainer. Reattach the front Bumper lower portion to finish the hood closure process.